SUBSIM Radio Room Forums - View Single Post - Determination of the values of those responsible for repairs

propbeanie · 02-26-23, 10:36 AM

You have the figures for the most part - I think. The 'leaks' are descriptions, but the numbers surrounding the text affect various aspects. There was a posting somewhere on SubSim here, where a person has what each of the numbers do, but I couldn't find it just now... One thing to remember about editing stuff like that in any of the SH games, is that the game actually runs off of the Save folder, so if you are editing game files, or have made a mini-mod for the edits (a much better idea), then you would have to start a new career or a Single Mission to see the changes take affect. Another thing to remember about SH4 and its "co-efficients" and other numbering schemes, is that one set of numbers might have a range of 0-99, another might be 1-10, and others would be 0-1, in increments of hundredths. Some carry no decimal places, other carry 2, and still others carry 6. It can be very frustrating wrasseling with the game in that regard...

Edit: The Gameplay Settings you use in the game also affect the damage you take and the repair times...

02-26-23, 10:36 AM	#3
propbeanie CTD - it's not just a job Join Date: May 2016 Location: One hour from Music City USA! Posts: 9,749 Downloads: 440 Uploads: 2	You have the figures for the most part - I think. The 'leaks' are descriptions, but the numbers surrounding the text affect various aspects. There was a posting somewhere on SubSim here, where a person has what each of the numbers do, but I couldn't find it just now... One thing to remember about editing stuff like that in any of the SH games, is that the game actually runs off of the Save folder, so if you are editing game files, or have made a mini-mod for the edits (a much better idea), then you would have to start a new career or a Single Mission to see the changes take affect. Another thing to remember about SH4 and its "co-efficients" and other numbering schemes, is that one set of numbers might have a range of 0-99, another might be 1-10, and others would be 0-1, in increments of hundredths. Some carry no decimal places, other carry 2, and still others carry 6. It can be very frustrating wrasseling with the game in that regard... Edit: The Gameplay Settings you use in the game also affect the damage you take and the repair times... __________________ "...and bollocks to the naysayer/s" - Jimbuna Last edited by propbeanie; 02-26-23 at 10:52 AM.